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Two former Tazewell County Board candidates pleaded guilty Wednesday to failing to comply with the Illinois election code.
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Election officials in Peoria and Tazewell County say early-vote figures suggest turnout will be high for Tuesday's general election.
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Tazewell County property owners have a new tool to recover from property fraud.
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At the bottom of each vote-by-mail ballot is a perforated section that needs to be ripped off before the ballot is mailed. The section contains a ballot tracking number, and a website and QR code that can be used to track the ballot.
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County Clerk John Ackerman said switching to KNOWiNK will create an estimated $10,000 savings for the county in labor costs and the cost of buying a new printer. Plus, he said, mailing costs will be cheaper.
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A student project honoring Tazewell County veterans will be on display at the Pekin Public Library this summer.
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Residents of Peoria Township face an unusual question down-ballot this November: would they support the adoption of ranked choice voting in Illinois?
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Tazewell County Clerk John Ackerman said board chairman David Zimmerman must put an item on the agenda by Monday for the Tazewell County board to vote on proposed new boundaries before the end of the month.
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Since the Rental Housing Support Program Fee was first introduced in 2005, a majority of the proceeds have been directed to Chicago and Cook County. Now the Peoria and Tazewell County clerks are part of an effort to get those funds more fairly distributed.
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Voting by mail continues to remain a popular option for Central Illinois voters looking to cast their ballots in the upcoming April election.